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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-30
Gin Offences Gdbreibcn.
BIoom n gtun. Sas.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9errel s. s. Gbenep & Co..

Olu VI ! " n ! U Hs yuS.s
Is. Sept. 1882.
0erreu s. s. Gbenep G Co.,
SoIebo. Ob.
Sd bin 48 Sabre alt unb lit meir
2eben lang an gatarrb, felt 10 Sabren
lit i'd am Nifbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
trdntelte i9 an einem ~b6sartigen Gus
fen. Sd gebraudte a~erIei 9eiImittel;
ging mud 5ot Springs-trob aIe6em
feline Qinberung meiaes troffloien 3us
ftanbes, feline @enefuns. Sa fab i'd,
idon Der Nu16iung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tung cine Nnseige bon Or. 9aus Gas
tarrb Sure, unb bdtte i1 ni6t fDfort
mid bieies Mittels bebient, beffen bells
iamen @infuB i'd in turjer 3eit gu fiibs
len bic Greube batie-beute ldge i'd i'm
Grabe. Gin llebel mad benz anoern
berfdpaub uno be @elunbbeit febrte
tpieoer, ib atbnie Iei6t unb fible mid
mobl tpie ME aubor. Sd uiinidte Ses
benz, Der bon Gatarrb, 9ufteH, 4ftbma
beimsefu9t iit, Saas @atarrb Sure
perf6nli9 empfeblen gu f6nneH.
Sd permag ni6t Sbnen in Worten
meme polle Sanfbarteit aus5ufpre6en.
iiebmen sic bieie 3eilen entgegen CUR
b~eliebisen Ber6fentliduug i'm Snterefe
aIer 2ei6enben.
Soiepbine gbrisman,
400, 6. u. Street.
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California @eine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm sroBss 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am alamo
plasa. Serr Meper fudt bic @eine
on Ort uno STEELE aus ul.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinai1ter. Mls
gutter 2enner seIinst es ibm ftets, bic
belfen Sorten aus3umdblen. @r fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit eiHenl
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in porslgIi9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per 8alone = frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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Scr san 9esrp sprinas @arf

lit Der Walfabrtsort Der San Nntonier
unb aler 8efu9er Der MamO.S taot,
um Der 9ibe gu entftieben unb fd im
fiibleH S6atten 81 ergeben. Ser parf
bat in 5olge ieiner Sage gu ieoer Sas
gesseit cine belebenoe 6rif6e unb 6a=
miIien wanoern bdufis gum BriOats
pienic binaus, ebenio mie 8ereine un6
@eieli6aften bier ibre 6efte feiern. See
ben Sag freie Mufif. Ollie grfriiduns
gen pie Bier, 9imouabe. Meiu, Wbis>
teD &c. iino in better AnaIitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s. Serble. pd9ter.
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@aTer,premsem nit shlamdeu.

perlonen, peIds fi9 bsim @a6sr.
iprengen Der S1Idu6e teoienen uol-
len, iinb eriu@t. f@ in unierer Office
bic n6tbise 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai b~esin1enb - au peri9afen, ba
fir foI9en Wafersebrau9 cine Spe.
aialrate bere9uet wiro. Mer 6ieier
Muforberung ri9t na6tommt unb bic
porgeidrisbenen B~ebingungen uidt ers
fiiat, Iduft @efabr, baB INN bic WaI=
isrjufubr absef9nitten tpirb.
Die @afertuerf aompa8nie.
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Die Rsbaia glftiondre bes nMeiro,

= Die febsis aftiordrs bes .Meiro.
poIitan Opera 9ouie" in Nep Dort,
meift @nelif6.N merifaner, unb baruns
ter bielfa1e WiIiondte, laien fi6 bic
grobe beutf9e Oper ettuas fpffen. sic
baben on BsfoIoungen fir bic Sdnger
u. T. No., fotpie fur neue Seenerien,
2leioungsifiide. Steuern, &eparaturen,
2ift, Sei3uns unb Deridieoene anbere
poifen tn Iebter Saifon insaeiammt
1abe3u $445, 900 a%usgegeben. Die Gin.
FINITE betrugen itur tpenig iiber $780,
600, 70 baB elm Deficit bon etwa $210,'
600 iibrig bleibt, melbes Die 4ftiondre
obne Murren bsden. Safir baben fie
oas @e9t, 81 8orftelunsen in 2osen
bei3uwohnen. S9on in ben suei por'
hergebenoen Sabren braften fe iOlde
'Opfer nit 8ergniigen fir bic beutide
Oper, unb fie tuerben es nit bemfelben
Yergniieen tiinftig tbun.
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sbrouiide ehlaffbett Der 9arme,

eutHebt aus unpoltommener 8erbaus
Jung. Die uria9e liegt in Der Starrs
belt Der 2eber. ReguIdrer Stublgang
fam bur1 Simmons 2ibers
Regulator erIangt tuerben, wel6er
aur Nerbauung Dilft, bic fridge 2eber
3ur 5bdiiefeit reist unb ben Orgoniss
mus bon Der ibn iiberlabenben giftigen
@ale befreit. Ser Gegulator regulirt
bic Magenidure, furirt Sispepfie unb
ftelIt cine BON S1lafbeit tpie BON Isrs
jfopftbeit freie Hege!mdbigteit bes
Stubiganges Der. Sd babe ME elm 10
einfa6es, wirtiames unh i9madbaftes
Seilmittel uie Simmons 9iber= 9egulas
for berllht.
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: Menehift 6inn GnIin,

- genebitt Gina, SaIinas Mines,
I6rieb am l. Otiober 1877: vMlit gu.
len grfolsen aebrau6e i'd idon felt eli.
nerl Sabre Sbre Dr.. ausuii 96nig's
Sambnraer Sropfen uuo Bruftbee."-
am IL. 6ebruar 1887 idreibt berielbe:
Set ~ Sabren balie i'd fdon oieie
~bcrii1mien 6amiliensM ebi3inen in meis
nem 6auIe borrdtbig unb bin INNER
NIT 6eten Wirtunsen aufs S69iie gus
frieben gepefen."
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0ei1dftS =~t1ebernabmte.

Der llnter3ei6nete ma@t hermit bes
tannt, baB er ben
Salon rno bic Garten @irtbidaft
bon peter Sonas am beutigen
Sage iibernpmmen bot. IS tuerben
ipie bisber riur bic beffen @etrdnfe unb
gigarren gefiibrt perben unb es tpiro
mein 8eifreben iein, ben @arten gum
SammelplaB beutfher 6amilien gu
MAIDEN. Inter benz 8eripredeH prornps
ter unb oufmertiamer BebieHung bittet
nm sablrei9en 3uipru1
Ben. Nentwi9 d.
San Mntonio, /. SUM- 1887.
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Gin bamfbarer 9attent,

Der isinea Iamen nidt s~snaunt baben mill unb
Der ieine poIIfdn6iee @ieberber'
f%eIIuns bon dperem Seioen elmer IN
feirsm 9oftorbud ansessbenen ar;nci S%eroanIt,
last bur1 ms bafelbe o f en- rel an ieine
Isibsnben Mitmeuiden berfdiden. Oieles grobe
Bud sntbdlt 3e5spts, bic in jeber Apotbete
gsmadt perben fonnen. Sdidt cure Iorefe
nit 8riefmarfe an: o.. Gisfatnp s. &c.,
10 g. 9cnftpm ctr, Netu Dprf, ". y.
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- 4u9 in 8urnet, tuo bic Stims
mung bis5er isbr fart probibitionifii9
ansebauht mar. bat ii9 Dor elm paar
Sasen elm 9ntisp robibitioniften. Stub
gebilbet, Der 20 Witglieber sablt, ebens
10 in Beaumont, Seferion SO.
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QIIau B eiorqt.

SD wolt' N Germ Sergeant I'm
adt Sag urlaub bittenl
So! N6t Sage auf llrlaub, INN &ls
den gu tuammien, baB bic Obren abz
fteben unb fein Selm mebr pabt. Nein,
ba mirb ni9ts B. raus!
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s6y- Mobin Sbr esben m6gt. frnsi
nod Zone Star Bier. OaReIbe
III Der @efunbbeit bOppelt sutrdgli@:
es erfriiGt unb ffdrtt.
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@dldmae! sdlGnde! ealGnde

WeiBe S9ldude gum Sprinteln I
3ol Is Gent per GuB. S6marse
Solitude. I SOL Dur6mefer Is, %
unb rs Gents per SUB bel
%. 3. 0ntteriioe 81 Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4M go. 1876 SouitoH Str.
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ads-Das 2oneStar yWiener"
Bier iibertrift on Site unb &einbeit
ale anberen Bierel
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sd- glerste empfeblen Grauen, 3ins
bern un6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oas Gone
Star nSeIeetA 6Iafdenbier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
Murdered by q Mailman.

PITrsBUBe, October 25.-To-night
Mrs. Lizzie Adams, of Washington
Street, was murderously assaulted by
an Italian named John Bosso, while n
her way home from church. Bosso was
intoxicated and was annoyed at q
crowd of hoodlums who were torment
ing him. Finally he became so en-
ragged that he drew a knife and turned
upon his tormentors. At that moment
Mrs. Adams passed and the frenzied
man rushed upon her and
thrust the knife into her back,
the long blade passing through
her left lung. With a cry of pain the
innocent victim fell fainting to the
pavement and her assailant turned to
flee. A mob of hoodlums siezed him,
however, and after beating him with
sticks and stones, were only prevented
from lynching him by the Intervention
of anumber of determined citizens who
rescued the bleeding and helpless man,
and gave him up to the police. Mrs.
Adams was carried to her home. She
is in critical condition and will prob
ably die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
Motion to Advance.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-Attorney-
General Garland submitted to the
Supreme Court, to-day, a motion to
have advanced for early hearing the
case of the receiver of the First Ma
tional Bank of Buffalo. N. Y, against
Elbridge Spaulding and others, which
involves the question of the response
bility of directors of national banks for
negligence in the performance of their
duties. The motion to advance is
made at the request of the Comptroller
of the Currency.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
British Grain Trade

LDNDoN. october 24.-The Mark Lane En-
press, in IT. review of the British grain
trade during the past week says: The values
OF native wheat and country flour are un-
changed; the snppiies in the provincial
market are variable, nd prices are steady.
The sales OF English wheat during the week
were: GLIB quarIers at 29s Cd, against
S0,l59 quarters, at 29s 9d during the CORE
spending period of last year. 1he trade in
i reign wheat is quiet Supplies OF
south Russia are arriving freely
The dealings at Liverpool are firmer Flour
is steady and prices are fraction stronger
Cor. is in small supply and values are
hardening. Oats, beans and peas show
better tendency. To-day's market was in
active, but the values were firm. Flour was
steady; corn was strong; prices Sc Is
Oats were Sd to sd higher; beans aud peas
were Cd higher: lentils were Is 10 IS dearer;
linseed was cd lower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
AfPhanistRn.

LONDON, October 24.-Cabul adYices
report that Mirafzal Khan has escaped
from Meshed and reached Ghorian. He
will Join Ayoub Khan. The aaxana
tribes have shown symptoms of rebel
lion since the arrival of Mszire Hussan
Ali Khan. Ten thousand Russians
accompanied by four batteries of mule
artillery, arrived at Khawaling in Sep
TENDER. Five thousand Russians have
gone to Darwuz. The Ameer has gwen
permission to build a trunk road be
tween Karatigin and Khawaling, and
another between Khawaling and OAR
wuz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
I.ATRR
New YORK Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-The opening of the
stock market as quiet and heavy to weak, al
declines from Is to q. Toward the latter part
of the hour a more decided weakness was
shown, accompanied by increased activity,
and still lower figures were established,
Missouri PACING being specially conspicu-
Gus.
LATER. The stock market to-day was once
more completely in The hands of the be rs
and was weak Throughout. with no reaction
wor by of note, and the prices this evening
are materially lower, though the transac-
tions were small in compar son with Ihe
close, which was weak, generally, at the
lowest figures The entire active list was
lower, and Manhattan lost 22s, Missouri
Pacific like amount, St Pull & Union
Pacific 21s, Northwestern & Chicago. Bur
lington & Quincy ~ Omaha ~, Western
UnIIn 1ss, Ii ckawanna, Kansas & Tex
and New Y,rG Central n, Lake Shore &
New England rs, and others smaller
amounts.
Governments dull and steady
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks.
chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, October "a.
Wheat-Easier; casn, 7O55s; December, 7234
May, rs 7-l6.
COTn-Steady; cash, 1915; December, IL;
May, Al 3-16.
Oats-About steady; cash, 25; December,
25 7-l6; May, 2913.
Pork-steady; January, 121211 @ 12.15.
Lard-Stesdy; cash, $50; December, go;
May, 52712.
Wheat-stronger; cash, 707s; December,
703s; May, 500
Corn-Firm; cash, 4O24; December, Al 1-16
May 40 1916
Oats-steady; cash, 255s; December, 2515
May, 90 GIG.
Rye-Firm; 80.
Barley-Steady; ii.
Pork-Unchanged
Lard-Steady; cash, 50.
Short ribs: 021a; short clear 1897 20;
shoulders, 90 "a $50.
WhiskeY-l0.
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The Beau Ideal of Family Medicine

a remedy which promptly and COM
pletely relieves ailments of such common
occurrence as Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness and disorders of malariaI
type. is assuredly the beau ideal of q
family medicine. Such is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which is not only
capable OF eradicating these complaints,
but also counteractlng a tendency to
kidney troubles, rheumatism and pre-
mature decadency of stamina. Taking
it "all round" as the phrase is, there is
probably not in existence so useful,
effective and agreeable a household
panacea as the Bitters. Nor is it less
highly esteemed by the medical pro-
fession than by the families of Amer
lea. Numberless testimonials from pro-
fessional sources interchangeable authen-
ITCHY evince its merits. The demand
for it abroad, no less than in the land of
its discovery, Is certainly increasing,
time and experience of its benefcent
effects confirming the high opinion
originally formed of it.
LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST com
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overnments dull and steady.
Now YORK aenernl Markets.

changed. Sugar Firm; english Island.
AZ refined, quiet; &C." 9519; white &c,
55s; extra off "a, ~ q 55ss; m uld "a, F" 65s
standard "a" 81; confec ionar "a
$500: powered, 1916 @ 67s; granulated,
lake, 1910 Lead-2uiet; domestic, so.
Tin-Firm Coffee-Spot, fair; Rio, quiet
1S14; options lower, moderately active.
Sales, $4,000 bags; October, 16 80 q 1890
November, 16 70 @ 1896, Decem Der, 16 IS
@ 1920; January, 1915. @ II 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
The United Labor Party

CHICAGO, October 23.-The United
Labor Party's Convention were in ses-
sion until an early hour this morning
Before completing their ticket, they nom
mated Judge Gary for Superior Court
Judge and 1. K. Boyesen for States At
torney, Judge Gary, who is RepubIi-
can, was also nominated last week by
the Democrats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-25
News From Stanley.

LONDON, October 24.-Private advlces
from Stanley Pool report that Henry NJ
Stanley has gone $50 miles farther up
the Aruwuhimi, and had sent the
steamer Florida back to stanley Pool
for more supplies and men. The ma
tives showed no disposition to modest
the expedition and all were in good
health. Stanley was waiting for the re-
turn of the Florida before advancing.
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Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. October a

LIVERPOOL, october "a
Wheat-Fair demand: new No. winter,
IS I'D, firm; new No. 2 spring, 6s Id, firm
FlOur-Fair demand; spot, 9s I'd, dull.
Corn-Fair demand; spot, As Sd, steady;
October, As 794d, firm; November and De
cember, As 612 firm.
Receipts of wheat the past week from
Atlantic ports, %, 600 quarters; Pacific ports.
1900 quarters; other sources, 20,00S
quarters. Receipts of American corn, Sc, 600
quarters
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Petroleum

NBw YORK, October N.-Petroleum opened
strong at 1879 and advanced 10 7454 In the
first hour, but the news of increased produc-
ton and flood of selling orders turned the
m lrket and it became weak and declined to
Il. There was slight rally in the last hour.
The close was steady at 7ls9. Sales, s,6S7, 600
barrels.
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Mining Market.

NEW YORK, October a. Mining shares
Best and Belcher $6.S715: Brunswick, $I55;
California & Virginia sic co; Ell Cristo, s195;
Homestake, $12.25; Mexican $425; No tn
Belle Isle, 81 90; Ophir, 81 rs; Savage, $775;
Sierra Nevada, 1928; Sutro Tunnel. &c..
Union Consolidated, 81 10; Surinam, 1866
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UhlcaRo Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, October "a.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; steady; strong;
shipping steers, 2.75(95 90; stockers ana
feeders, l. 6592. 20; Texas steers, 1l65C62 70:
western steers, 23003 So.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; stronger, mixed,
42095.50; heavy, 3.35@D4.65.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; steady; natives,
2.25@4QO; western, 400; Texans, 5Ot9
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SaltLake & Western
r ALL w 4 X.
On an after
1='a rurday, Dec. 2Oth, 1885
Trains viii run as follows:

Connects with Utah Central train lesvin
Salt lake at 7.40 am.
tConnects with Utah Central rrain am,
ing at Salt Lake ct $40 p.m.
t Stop only upon signals.
". W. RITTER,
ma u Supt
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Fools Rush in, Where Angels Fear
TO Tread -

So impetuous youth is often given to
folly and indiscretions; and, as result,
nervous, mental, anu organic debility
follow, memory is impaired. self-confi
dence is lacking; at night bad dreams
occur, premature old age seems setting
in. ruin is in the track. In confidence
you can, and should write to DIR. z. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo. n. Y. the author Ut
a treatise for the benefit of that class of
patients. and describe your symptoms
and sufferings. He can cure yOa ~
your home, and will send you full par
ticulars by mail. e
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SHILOH's OATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Cancer Mouth. For sale al A. g
Smith q Co.'s Drug Store. II
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

Money Market.
NEW YORK, October n.
Money, los.
LATER.
Money on call, easy; at @ 4; closing
offered 4
Prime mercantile paper, COS.
Sterling exchange-Dull, firm; 4.81 for
sixty day bills; $50 for demand.
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LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST com
plexions are among the patrons of
GLENN S SULPHUR SOAP.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-03

fr tNo,nN,-, Courier.
Regarding the scu-5tious, story OF
1914 l.ouglcl, the famous desperate,
escaping the galIoW- 10y IA pa, up lob,
which en-s on the FIRST pHgO OF
this issue Of the Courier Dr. Me.
Bride. now on the editorial stan of tie
Austin Statesman, and az the time OF
iourIcy'h execution connected with a
Houston paper, says he WAS present
NJ the hnigmg. and thinks the dcs-
rrrndo IL certainly dead Mcbride
avs he WAS standing just alongside
lf the gWIows. Bill loucley, who
was handsome Young unn, with
uA,k muu hchc, dark eyes, black
..l and face ~ fair rs u woman 81,
inst before the rope was adjusted
drank % lass of Whiskcy and ,wore
Yud m.I "My friends and cighbor,,
,ouNcA, como to see rye hang WELL
must t,u YOU hate 10 die, | expect
about u- much o. any OF ihe men
AN hucd'
Ioug.r, thcu hAdc she vast multi
,udr. which Was nmcd with guns,
GOOD hyc Mcbride sny- what a'tou>
l-h.I. hImWG- the impcrturah.c coo.-
ness OF the desperate and thnt of
~0puA Jiu Brown. The threat had
u,,u made .y Ioug.cY's friends that
r.p uAu who put the rope around
E..-.nr,E am the scalold would be
slot down. set Brown was utterly
.oul and deliberate while excitement
r.-urd n the crowd When the
rnp wa, sprung Lougi,y fell win .
.Ml Tho ropo slipped and hi-
feet touched thr ground, 30 TINT ms
nee were much bent. lie made no
cutlery. aud WAS drawn up again
Alter many minutes OF conNulsiVe
wrthiug the body wo, tatsn down
The doctors examined the pulse and
heart and pronounced him dead.
NJ DBride says he himself did not feel
The pulse. uor could he see the dcspcN
~ado taoo under the thick CAP, puf.
hchcieyes Bill died then and there
Ito SAYS he saw the rope, aud II any
ron hook had been contained IN II
he would have seen 1t. The e1ecu'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-03

Tho now wholesale grocery firm OF
Moore Brothers are rapidly compile
ing their imposing brick structure at
the corner OF Mary and Fourth, dag
onally across from Grand & Co.'s new
building. This building Is two stories
In height with y spacious eight foot
cellar. The Dimensions of the build
ing ale 50 by lSs feet with au l. 60 by
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uoN'r foKGn uElR NAMES.
SOFIA, sep. M. 0traubu'oil
ha, d 'hnircjy announced the forma-
ton Of his cabinet w. ~traubulon,
minister and minister of Interior; Nj.
straw Isl minister 81 foreign affair;
NJ. Natchario- minister OF lllancc; VI.
Monthuron, minister OF war VI. no.
kon minister ofiu-truciion: VI. star
iOiI minister OF ju.ilcc.
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PsuriAsl. Eczema letter. Riugworin, Itch.
en-, pruritus. seal lie a, NJ! Crus pandtuiI.
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are the leadinl book and stationery
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DEEP EooItp CoEHJruOS
WAsul>croN. sept . Tho de-
pArtmcut OF -'ato i-iu receipt Of in-
formation 20 the effect lAatthe recent
u'.ita seizure Of the custom house at
Havana and the occurrences Of tlr
following week were owing 10 gen.
cral internal erooEr luc--, The re-
pOit say that tuc-c occurrences
greauy excited public feeling iu lIa-
wanna. and That they are REGARDED U.s.
an indication of deep rro.cd c'rrup
ton Of tie U.cgl administration.
prccarious economic -HH 't0u aud
decay of mnteria. prosperity. Fol-
lowing the seizure OF The custom
house ON August Is. by order OF the
governor general Oil means of outlet
to the Wuirvcs and warehouses were
closed and Guards established over
every dock AM avenue tor several
DAYS. a committee OF investigation
was engaged In An examination OF
recent operations Of the superior
officers and many subOrdiHates were
suspended. Meanwhile all OTHER Ope-
ratlou- were paraIN Icd W harVes
were covered with goods discharged
from vessels in harbor. and numbers
OF i9adcd lighters were not permitted
TO discharge their cargOC,, thereby
mourning extra risk, while crow ds
of la5orcrs were standing around. idle.
THIS measure -prcad considerable
alarm among certain plrtic- engaged
IN commercial pursuits, who are sup
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